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Mentor-ADEPIS: Second Step programme overview (Bridgid Normand)
CF Children is a non-profit organization that promotes social-emotional learning (SEL) across 25,000 schools in 70 countries, positively impacting 10 million children. The Second Step program aims to improve student skills, reduce disruptive behavior, and enhance academic success through structured lessons on empathy, problem-solving, and emotional management. The program offers various resources, including training for educators, curriculum kits, and tools to support implementation in schools.
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Mentor-ADEPIS: Second Step programme overview (Bridgid Normand)
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- 2. cfchildren.org Welcome! Bridgid Normand Program DevelopmentManager 206-438-6333 desk bnormand@cfchildren.org Overview ▪ Foundations of SEL: What and Why? ▪ What is the Second Step Program? ▪ Supporting Implementation
- 3. cfchildren.org Safe children thrivingin a peaceful world Non-profit serving: 25,000 schools - 70 countries - 10 million children Our Vision
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- 6. cfchildren.org Why SEL inSchools?
- 7. cfchildren.org Benefits of SELCompetence Increase instruction time & ability to stay on task Decrease disruptive and aggressive behavior Increase students’ capacity to learn Decrease negative internal behaviors
- 8. cfchildren.org Early Predictor ofLater Success A 2015 study following kindergarten children for two decades, showed that prosocial skills including self-regulation, are key predictors of positive outcomes for young adults later in education, employment, criminal activity, substance abuse and mental health.
- 9. cfchildren.org • Learning-to-learn skills •Listening and verbal communication • Adaptability: creative thinking and problem solving • Personal management: self esteem, goal setting, self motivation • Group effectiveness: interpersonal skills, negotiation, teamwork • Organizational effectiveness & leadership • Competence in reading, writing, & computation -U.S. Department of Labor: Employment and Training Administration 2011 Employers Value SEL
- 10. cfchildren.org Outcomes for AcademicSuccess Source: Durlak, J.A., Weissberg, R.P., Dymnicki, A.B., Taylor, R.D., and Schellinger, K. (2011). The Impact of Enhancing Students’ Social and Emotional Learning: A Meta-Analysis of School-Based Universal Interventions. Child Development, 82, 405-432. • 23% gain in social-emotional skills • 9% gain in attitudes about self/others/school • 9% gain in pro-social behavior • 11% gain on academic achievement • 9% difference in problem behavior • 10% difference in emotional distress Reduced Risks for Failure
- 11. cfchildren.org 1 2 43 Benefits ofSEL on School Climate Helps students form healthy relationships with peers & teachers Students with good social skills build connections to school Classrooms with socially skilled students are calmer Social skill competence helps students cope with challenges
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- 13. cfchildren.org Second Step ElementarySchool Program Improves Student Skills Improvements in Prosocial Skills, Empathy, Conduct Shown with Second Step Program Low, S., Cook, C. R., Smolkowski, K., & Buntain-Ricklefs, J. (2015). Promoting social–emotional competence: An evaluation of the elementary version of Second Step.® Journal of School Psychology, 53, 463–477. Improved Student Outcomes Significant skill gains for higher need students Teachers easily delivered lessons High levels of student engagement
- 14. cfchildren.org Second Step EarlyLearning Program improves Executive Function Skills Upshur, C. C., Heyman, M., Wenz-Gross, M. (2017). Efficacy trial of the Second Step Early Learning (SSEL) curriculum: Preliminary outcomes.® Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 50, 15–25. Improved Executive functions Program includes emphasis on EF Teachers used more EF reinforcement Teachers played Brain Builder games
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- 16. cfchildren.org Decrease Problem Behaviors Increase Students’ School Success Promote Social-Emotional Competence and Self-Regulation AUniversal, Classroom-Based Program
- 17. cfchildren.org EL-5 Classroom Kits ▪Posters ▪ Lesson Cards ▪ Puppets (EL-1) ▪ Teaching Materials Binder ▪ Unit Cards ▪ Song CDs ▪ DVDs ▪ Online Resources
- 18. cfchildren.org The NEW SecondStep Middle School Program: Coming August 2017
- 19. cfchildren.org K - 5 •Skills for learning • Empathy • Emotion management • Problem solving • Friendship skills Program Skills and Topics EL- 5 ▪ Skills for Learning ▪ Empathy ▪ Emotion Management ▪ Problem Solving Add-on: ▪ Bullying Prevention (K-5) ▪ Child Protection (EL-5)
- 20. cfchildren.org Second Step &CASEL Competencies
- 21. cfchildren.org Skills for Learning ▪Listening ▪ Focusing attention ▪ Following directions ▪ Using self-talk ▪ Being Assertive
- 22. cfchildren.org Brain Builder Games ▪Overall message: Your brain can get stronger and smarter with practice and effort – growth mindset ▪ Develops Executive Function skills Working Memory, Impulse Control, and Focusing Attention ▪ Short games with rules ▪ Played several times per week, K-3 ▪ Lessons in grades 4 and 5 also begin with an activity
- 23. cfchildren.org Empathy • Identifying and understandingfeelings • Respecting similarities and differences • Showing care and compassion • Conversations skills, joining groups, making friends
- 24. cfchildren.org Emotion Management • Wefeel feelings in our bodies • Managing frustration and anger • Calming down • Managing accusations, disappointment • Managing test anxiety
- 25. cfchildren.org Problem Solving • Solvingproblems • Playing fairly • Taking responsibility • Solving classroom problems • Seeking help when you need it
- 26. cfchildren.org How do youteach the program successfully? How do you teach the program successfully?
- 27. cfchildren.org Training materials areavailable online at secondstep.org and are included in the program. • Early Learning Training Toolkit • K-8 Online Interactive Training • Ongoing support via phone and web-based meetings • Annual Second Step Leadership Institute (District Leaders) Professional Development Included
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- 29. cfchildren.org • Fully scripted, explicitinstruction • Lesson planning notes included • Engaging activities for skill practice • Academic Integration activities included Teach all the Lessons
- 30. cfchildren.org Grade Level Numberof Lessons Lesson Length One time per week K 25 20–25 minutes 1 22 25–30 minutes 2 22 30–35 minutes 3 22 30–35 minutes 4 22 35–40 minutes 5 22 35-40 minutes Optional: 5 additional lessons for the Bullying Prevention Unit 6 additional lessons for the Child Protection Unit
- 31. cfchildren.org Reinforcing Skills ▪ FollowingThrough activities Day 2-5 ▪ Homework ▪ Reflective writing assessment ▪ Books ▪ Curriculum Connections
- 32. cfchildren.org Reinforcement Tools Second StepPrincipal Toolkit ▪ Morning announcements ▪ School assembly scripts ▪ Staff meeting activities ▪ Conversation guides ▪ Digital tools and more! Fun Extras
- 33. cfchildren.org • Intuitive web-basedplatform • Dynamic research-based and student-centered lessons • Plus advisory activities! • Flexible content: Can fill from 1 to 5 days a week of advisory • Professional learning included • Principal Toolkit (Beta) available NEW Second Step Middle School Program
- 34. cfchildren.org A High-Quality LearningExperience Grade 6 26 Lessons Grade 7 25 Lessons Grade 8 25 Lessons
- 35. cfchildren.org NEW Program LessonTopics Weekly lessons are approximately 25 minutes Mindsets & Goals 6 or 7 lessons per grade Values & Friendships 5 lessons per grade Thoughts, Emotions, & Decisions 5 lessons per grade Serious Peer Conflicts 9 lessons per grade
- 36. cfchildren.org Simple, Intuitive, andEasy to Use
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- 41. cfchildren.org Policies & Proceduresfor Administrators Bullying Prevention Online Training Recognize, Respond, Report for ALL staff How to teach the lessons and engage families 1 2 3
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- 43. cfchildren.org Be Safe andrespectful The Bullying Prevention Unit Teaches How to recognize bullying How to report bullying How to be a bystander who helps How to refuse bullying 1 2 3 4 5
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- 46. cfchildren.org School Leaders: Policies& Procedures Child Protection Online Training All Staff Training: signs, behavior, reporting Teaching the lessons, engaging with families 1 2 3
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- 49. cfchildren.org Teaching & Implementation Tools What’son secondstep.org? Staff Training Resources Video Examples & Classroom Demos Digital versions of program resources Family Resources and tools to engage families 1 3 2 4 5
- 50. cfchildren.org New! Classroom Mindfulness ▪Daily 5-6 minute mindfulness sessions that help teachers manage their classroom and boost their student’s Second Step skills ▪ Free to sign up at mindyeti.com!
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